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No new confirmed COVID-19 cases for sixth consecutive day

The Ministry of Health is reporting that there are no new confirmed cases of COVID-19 for the sixth consecutive day.

The total number of confirmed cases still stands at 96, with 42 of those recovered. There have been 1,838 tests completed.

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ThisIsOurs 3 years, 11 months ago

"When given an opportunity to speak, Bain told the magistrate that he lives in Andros but came to Nassau to sort out his insurance. He explained that he was not able to return to Andros due to the COVID-19 travel restrictions so he was living in his car. Bain also said that he had been employed at Cable Bahamas for 13 years, but was no longer able to work because he fell off a ladder and suffered a severe injury."

The Bananas is not a real place

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ISpeakFacts 3 years, 11 months ago

13 tests completed in the last 24 hours, this country should be ashamed of itself, fixed the headline for you @Tribune242

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Entrepreneur 3 years, 11 months ago

HOW MANY TESTS ARE BEING CARRIED OUT EACH DAY??????

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thps 3 years, 11 months ago

We've done t2 yesterday. We've tested 168 over the past 6 days for an average of 28. and we've been trending below the average. lately. So either fewer persons presenting and therefore less testing and contract trace testing.

Or we just don't have the test kits to do widescale testing.

Bahamas total tests looking at the MOH data

1838 on the 19th

+12

1826 on the 18th

+12

1814 on the 17th

+20

1794 on the 16th

+47

1747 on the 15th

+47

1700 on the 14th

+30

1670 on the 13th

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Honestman 3 years, 11 months ago

Without an adequate testing strategy in place, The Bahamas will remain trapped in a lock down mode while other countries are cautiously easing up on restrictions.

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stillwaters 3 years, 11 months ago

Strange stuff though.....Cuomo was on his daily New York conference on Monday begging New Yorkers to come for testing.......says the stations and tests are there , but not enough people coming. Strange, but true.

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